Embed This Article An Election Worthy of the History Books [ArticleImageHyperLink] [ArticleMedia] Thursday, October 23, 2008 By Cody Walsh November 4th, 2008 will go down in history as being one of the most influential elections in American history thus far. It will be historically significant for many reasons; the most obvious being full story >

Embed This Article Staff Members Speak About Candidates: McCain [ArticleImageHyperLink] [ArticleMedia] Thursday, October 23, 2008 By Robbie Monsour Vetting a candidate for the Vice Presidential nomination is a very thorough and time consuming process or at least one would think. If this is the case, many were left scratching their heads at the full story >

Embed This Article Alex Bailey [ArticleMedia] Tuesday, October 21, 2008 By Lyndsay Miron Some say that juggling is only for clowns, but often times high school athletes juggle as well. Students often juggle sports, schoolwork, and clubs, which is by no means clowning around. This is full story >

Embed This Article 2008 election parallels political climate of 1968 [ArticleImageHyperLink] [ArticleMedia] Tuesday, October 21, 2008 By Robbert Monsour The election season is in full swing with a very unpopular war, a faltering economy, and an unpopular president finishing the end of his last term of office. Sound familiar? The war is in Southeas full story >

Embed This Article Apathy: the problem with society?: Student encourages individuals to make a change [ArticleImageHyperLink] [ArticleMedia] Tuesday, October 21, 2008 By Sam Lynn Many people find that the only way to truly preserve this world is by a wide-spread concerted effort of change. Now that is a great plan, but “change” is a complicated ideal, which seems to be thro full story >

Embed This Article Davin and Nicole Redfield: Deborah Black Eagle [ArticleMedia] Monday, October 20, 2008 By Hannah Knabe “They’re completely normal,” said junior Brittany Manski. “I just didn’t think they’d be anything like us. They go to Homecoming; they go to Prom; they play sports and they go shopping.” Now, who in full story >

Embed This Article Christina Milstam and Lorella Verrocchi [ArticleMedia] Monday, October 20, 2008 By Cory Buterbaugh Five years of high school. A school day that lasts from 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., with no break for lunch. Having each class in one room, like elementary school. Those all would be pretty drastic full story >

Embed This Article Dr. Hugh Hbble [ArticleMedia] Monday, October 20, 2008 By Kristen Swigart As Dr. Hugh Hubble enters his class room a warm smile and charming laugh greet his students. “Teaching is really a second career for me,” states Hubble, but he seems quite the natural. Quote from full story >

Embed This Article Madame Kerrie Tonet-Berlin [ArticleMedia] Friday, October 17, 2008 By Hannah Knabe A lifetime of friendship. This gift is something few ever experience—especially with a friend who lives roughly four thousand miles away, across the Atlantic. However, not too many students here a full story >

Embed This Article Mr. Martin Karl [ArticleMedia] Friday, October 17, 2008 By Robbie Monsour Martin Karl is still technically a new face at Franklin, but you wouldn’t be able to to tell. For a man who had to move constantly as a child while his father worked at various positions for a phone full story >

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